Go Be More Podcast

Growing up in a diverse but “rough” neighborhood was the foundation that propelled Hula Ramos toward the valuable skill of relatability. His authentic approach to learning about himself and loving others WELL is extraordinary and uplifting.

Finding a personal purpose is something we all desire, and Jerome Avery found his in being "someone else's eyes". He set the standard for guide runners, and now he is taking his passion and working to match Paralympians to guides that are “in it” for the right reasons.

Inspiring others toward change can start with small daily steps, and Tina Ramos is living proof of this. She “rocked” the Just One Challenge as she exponentially motivated others to join, just as she uses her passion for fitness to positively impact people of all ages and levels.

“Mayor of Running” Bart Yasso was the hardest working man in running for 30 years, and what drove him were the finish-line stories he heard from all the runners he met along the way. Bart's enthusiasm is contagious, so if you’re feeling the need for running inspiration, you’ll find it here.

As a mom, Andi Callaway has had a front-row seat to a nephrotic syndrome diagnosis. Here she illuminates the challenges, gaps, and need for community that she and her family have experienced, along with the solutions they are providing through the Nephrotic Syndrome Foundation.

As an elite miler bursting on the scene in the early 2000’s Will Leer ran many of the same races that Jon ran. Here, they “compare notes” on those days of training hard, competitions won and lost, and growing in the sport.

Toby Tanser brings new meaning to “life adventures” as he shares his incredible up-and-down experiences, opportunities, and life lessons. If you love hearing how unintentional decisions can result in remarkable results, then you’ll be mesmerized by the story-telling journey Toby takes you on in this episode of Go Be More.

A father’s dream to challenge and support his son in the world of adaptive athletics turns into a growing community of hope and belonging. Angel City Sports’ founder, Clayton Frech, shares how this much-needed non-profit started and where they’re going.

Be captivated by the stellar storytelling of World-Class Triple Jumper Willie Banks. He’ll endear you to a sport that doesn’t always get the recognition it deserves with a genuine love for track and field, an awareness of his blessings, and an ability to find humor in all experiences.

Listen in on this transparent conversation with Kidney Disease Fighter, Hailey Hogan. She exposes the personal challenges of being young and diagnosed with a silent but serious condition.